This curriculum targets topics such as hygiene, health and wellness, modesty, growth and development, and personal safety. Units include goals, activities, and examples of social narratives.
FLASH Curriculum (Family Life and Sexual Health) for middle and high school students with special needs from the Seattle school district and King County Washington
These materials, produced by the University Center for Excelence in Developmenal Disabilities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, contain modules, games, and visual supports to support transition age students. Topics include personal safety, social rules, relationships, sexuality, first aid, and more.
The Wallet Card Project is a project of the Disability Independence Group, Inc and is not available in all states, but information on how to bring it to your state is provided on their website. This program provides "Wallet Cards" to teenagers or adults with disabilities to provide information to first responders on the individual's disability in the case of an emergency or if he/she is lost.
This Transition Tenneessee webcast focuses on the importance of teaching sexual health and education to students with disabilities. Includes recommended topics to cover, strategies for addressing student needs and family concerns, and instructional resources.